All Day - Thursday -

Drop in to any of our DPL locations and grab your Write-On! swag bag full of must-have writing essentials for journaling. These bags are loaded with supplies to help you get your journaling write-on for summer break and beyond.

Write-On! bags are available for teens Tuesday, June 22nd through Saturday, June 26th during open hours at all Deschutes Public Library locations, while supplies last.

#DPLTeensWriteOn
Share your writing @deschuteslibrary #DPLTeensWriteOn or email your book reviews, poems and more to Community Librarians, Paige and Sami.
paigeb@deschuteslibrary.org
samik@deschuteslibrary.org

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10:00 AM - Thursday -

Interactive storytime with songs, rhymes, and movement.
This video will premiere live on Facebook at 10:00 a.m.; visit www.facebook.com/deschuteslibrary to tune in.” Early literacy skills to get your child ready to learn to read are the focus of these storytimes. You and your child will hear great stories while also becoming more familiar with letter sounds, rhyming, vocabulary, and print. Fun for everyone with opportunities to sing, join in on movement rhymes

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3:00 PM - Thursday -

View this presentation on Youtube: https://youtu.be/WatWawfzKkc

Fire up the grill to make this summery BBQ roasted beet salad on a bed of arugula & goat cheese with a charred citrus vinaigrette.

Ahja King is an educator, entrepreneur, gardener, reader, wife and mother of three amazing women. Growing up near the Salinas Valley in California, her mom taught her how to grow, glean, harvest and preserve as much food as possible.ROASTED BEET AND ARUGALA SALAD WITH GRILLED CITRUS VINAIGRETTE
RECIPE & DIRECTIONS:

SALAD INGREDIENTS:
1 bunch beets(4-5 beets per bunch)
10 oz fresh arugula or other tender greens
½ cup goat cheese
¼ cup pine nuts - toasted

GRILLED CITRUS VINAIGRETTE INGREDIENTS:
Juice of two grilled lemons
Juice of one grilled orange
½ minced shallot
1 ½ Tbsp white vinegar
¾ cup olive oil
2 Tbsp chopped fresh parsley
Salt and pepper to taste
Optional ingredient: zest of one lemon

DIRECTIONS:
STEP ONE - PREPARE THE BEETS:
1. Cut the leaf end off the beets and wash the beets thoroughly under cold water.
2. Slice large beets into fourths, smaller beest can be sliced in half or left whole.
3. Toss sliced beets with about 2 Tbsp olive oil and a sprinkle of salt and pepper.
4. Wrap beets, tightly, in aluminum foil and bake 425 degrees for 50 - 60 minutes. Alternately you can place foil packet on a medium hot grill and cook till done.
6. When beets are done cooking, unwrap and let them sit till cool enough to handle.
7. Use your fingers to rub off the outer skin. They should slip right off.
8. Use gloves if you don't want your fingers to get stained.
9. Slice into smaller pieces and set aside.

STEP TWO - PREPARE THE VINAIGRETTE:
1. While the beets are cooking, slice the lemons and orange in half and place, cut side down, on a hot grill.
2. You will want to grill the citrus till the cut side is all nice and delicately charred.
3. Remove from heat and let sit until cool enough to handle.
4. Once the citrus is cool, extract the juice (watch out for the seeds!)
5. Combine grilled citrus juice along with all the other vinaigrette ingredients in a mason jar. Screw the lid on tight and give a good shake to combine.
6. If you want to include the lemon zest, take the zest off the lemon before grilling. *oo*

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All Day - Friday -

Drop in to any of our DPL locations and grab your Write-On! swag bag full of must-have writing essentials for journaling. These bags are loaded with supplies to help you get your journaling write-on for summer break and beyond.

Write-On! bags are available for teens Tuesday, June 22nd through Saturday, June 26th during open hours at all Deschutes Public Library locations, while supplies last.

#DPLTeensWriteOn
Share your writing @deschuteslibrary #DPLTeensWriteOn or email your book reviews, poems and more to Community Librarians, Paige and Sami.
paigeb@deschuteslibrary.org
samik@deschuteslibrary.org

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12:00 PM - Friday -

Discuss 99 Nights in Logar by Jamil Jan Kochai.

Location update: Instead of Zoom, this meeting will be in-person at an outdoor location in close proximity to the Downtown Bend Library. Contact Rya Fennewald for location details.

"A coming-of-age story about one boy's journey across contemporary Afghanistan to find and bring home the family dog, blending the grit and immediacy of voice-driven fiction like We Need New Names with the mythmaking of One Thousand and One Nights. Twelve-year-old Marwand's memories from his previous visit to Afghanistan six years ago center on his contentious relationship with Budabash, the terrifying but beloved dog who guards his extended family's compound in Logar. Eager to find an ally in this place that's meant to be "home," Marwand approaches Budabash the way he would any dog on his American suburban block--and the results are disastrous: Marwand loses a finger and Budabash escapes. The resulting search for the family dog is an expertly told adventure, a ninety-nine-night quest that sends Marwand and his cousins across the landscape of Logar. Moving between celebrations and tragedies, deeply humorous and surprisingly tender, 99 Nights in Logar is a vibrant exploration of the power of stories--the ones we tell each other, and the ones we find ourselves in"-- Provided by publisher.

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All Day - Saturday -

Kids’ baseball crafts at all library locations while supplies last.

Do you have a love of baseball? love to wave your favorite teams pennant? This baseball craft you get to create your own baseball pennant. it could be your favorite team, or team family! The sky is the limit.

supplies provided: Wooden dowel, fabric.
Supplies you will need: Scissors, glue, markers or paint.

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All Day - Saturday -

Drop in to any of our DPL locations and grab your Write-On! swag bag full of must-have writing essentials for journaling. These bags are loaded with supplies to help you get your journaling write-on for summer break and beyond.

Write-On! bags are available for teens Tuesday, June 22nd through Saturday, June 26th during open hours at all Deschutes Public Library locations, while supplies last.

#DPLTeensWriteOn
Share your writing @deschuteslibrary #DPLTeensWriteOn or email your book reviews, poems and more to Community Librarians, Paige and Sami.
paigeb@deschuteslibrary.org
samik@deschuteslibrary.org

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10:00 AM - Tuesday -

This program will be available Tuesdays via YouTube at https://bit.ly/2Yaurca

Join community librarians for songs, rhymes, stories and fun!

Experts agree that talking, singing, reading, writing and playing with your young child will prepare them for learning how to read, and will teach them the six skills needed to read. A child who enters kindergarten with a strong vocabulary, a love of books, and a familiarity with playing with words, has a definite advantage. You can help those skills develop with story time!

For more information about early literacy and how to talk, read, rhyme, play and write with your child, visit: https://www.deschuteslibrary.org/kids/literacy

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All Day - Wednesday -

Pick up your weekly craft or activity kit for children! Kits will vary by week and are good for preschool aged children. Some will be appropriate for younger ages with heavy parent help. Kits are available for pick-up on Wednesdays while supplies last

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10:00 AM - Thursday -

Interactive storytime with songs, rhymes, and movement.
This video will premiere live on Facebook at 10:00 a.m.; visit www.facebook.com/deschuteslibrary to tune in.” Early literacy skills to get your child ready to learn to read are the focus of these storytimes. You and your child will hear great stories while also becoming more familiar with letter sounds, rhyming, vocabulary, and print. Fun for everyone with opportunities to sing, join in on movement rhymes

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4:00 PM - Friday -

A link to view this recording will be available here on Friday, July 2 at 4:00 p.m.

Listen to the warm Americana of Corinne Sharlet.

With bone-deep lyrics and a magnetic, haunting voice, Portland based singer/songwriter, Corinne Sharlet, crafts a warm Americana sound. Emotive and alluring, Corinne’s music captures the imagination like the high deserts of Central Oregon where she was raised. Drawing comparisons to Joni Mitchell, Corinne writes unusual melodies and chord progressions that give her version of folk music new life. Corinne’s set features songs from her forthcoming debut album, A Lovely Future, set to be released at the end of September.

Singer/songwriter, Corinne Sharlet grew up in Bend, performing in local community theater and writing songs as she wandered around the High Desert. Corinne’s music is ethereal yet grounded in richness, capturing the sound of the landscape of Central Oregon. Corinne’s songwriting is introspective and often delves into the depths of the human psyche. Based on her lyrical themes, it comes as no surprise that Corinne also works as a psychotherapist, trained in pioneering voice work called Voice Movement Therapy. Inspired by voice teacher, Alfred Wolfsohn’s discoveries about how to use singing to help people heal from PTSD after WWI, Voice Movement therapy teaches people how to explore the depths of their own voice to heal from trauma and other mental health struggles.

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All Day - Sunday -

Holiday

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10:00 AM - Tuesday -

This program will be available Tuesdays via YouTube at https://bit.ly/2Yaurca

Join community librarians for songs, rhymes, stories and fun!

Experts agree that talking, singing, reading, writing and playing with your young child will prepare them for learning how to read, and will teach them the six skills needed to read. A child who enters kindergarten with a strong vocabulary, a love of books, and a familiarity with playing with words, has a definite advantage. You can help those skills develop with story time!

For more information about early literacy and how to talk, read, rhyme, play and write with your child, visit: https://www.deschuteslibrary.org/kids/literacy

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All Day - Wednesday -

Pick up your weekly craft or activity kit for children! Kits will vary by week and are good for preschool aged children. Some will be appropriate for younger ages with heavy parent help. Kits are available for pick-up on Wednesdays while supplies last

Add to Calendar | Find East Bend Public Library

10:00 AM - Thursday -

Interactive storytime with songs, rhymes, and movement.
This video will premiere live on Facebook at 10:00 a.m.; visit www.facebook.com/deschuteslibrary to tune in.” Early literacy skills to get your child ready to learn to read are the focus of these storytimes. You and your child will hear great stories while also becoming more familiar with letter sounds, rhyming, vocabulary, and print. Fun for everyone with opportunities to sing, join in on movement rhymes

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6:00 PM - Thursday -

This is a live webinar. Register here for a link https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_-oNU58dwS3uS3Ef4bqTebQ

A recording of this program will be available on YouTube through July 16.

Hear how a simple art cataloging project became one of the biggest art finds in recent history.

Mallory Mortillaro serves as the Curator of Collections for the Hartley Dodge Foundation in Madison, NJ. While she was cataloging the artwork housed inside of the Hartley Dodge Memorial she uncovered a masterpiece that had been lost to the art world since the 1930’s. After a year of research the piece was authenticated as an official work by Auguste Rodin. Mallory will share the story of how a simple art cataloging project evolved into a search for a mysterious piece’s provenance, and became one of the biggest art finds in recent history.

Mallory Mortillaro serves as the Curator of Collections for the Hartley Dodge Foundation. In this position she worked to authenticate an original Rodin sculpture, lost to the art world since the 1930’s. Mallory holds a BA and MAT, both from Drew University. She balances her work as an Art Historian with teaching 7th grade English. She lives in Whippany, New Jersey with her husband.

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All Day - Saturday -

Kids’ camping crafts at all library locations while supplies last.

Charcoal comes from a campfire and can be used for art! Pick up supplies to make your masterpiece.

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10:00 AM - Tuesday -

This program will be available Tuesdays via YouTube at https://bit.ly/2Yaurca

Join community librarians for songs, rhymes, stories and fun!

Experts agree that talking, singing, reading, writing and playing with your young child will prepare them for learning how to read, and will teach them the six skills needed to read. A child who enters kindergarten with a strong vocabulary, a love of books, and a familiarity with playing with words, has a definite advantage. You can help those skills develop with story time!

For more information about early literacy and how to talk, read, rhyme, play and write with your child, visit: https://www.deschuteslibrary.org/kids/literacy

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5:30 PM - Tuesday -

This is a live, interactive meeting. Click here https://zoom.us/j/95803183415?pwd=SkgzVmhjVjR4eFFma2MwY2J6akVUUT09 to join the meeting or click "Join Meeting" above.

This fun, eclectic workshop invites writers to try their hand at "Hermit Crab Essays."

Hermit Crab essays are those that borrow their forms from other kinds of communication (think personal ads, medical charts, syllabi, album liner notes). While this has become a popular form in creative nonfiction, the technique has applications for poetry and fiction as well.

This workshop will feature some examples of Hermit Crab writing, provide some prompts to promote it, and will offer ideas for incorporating it into fiction, nonfiction, and poetry writing projects. Come willing to be wildly creative and to throw your normal sense of convention to the wind and to engage in a fun and challenging writing style.

Kristin Dorsey is a Professor in the Humanities Department at Central Oregon Community College. She’s a generalist, which means that she teaches a variety of academic and creative writing classes, along with literature classes from Early American literature to Children’s literature. She used to read and write a lot. And then she had twins. And now she draws a lot of circles and reads a lot of Mr. Brown Can Moo, Can You? Teaching creative writing workshops in the community keeps her excited about her own writing and that of others.

The mission of Central Oregon Writers Guild is to provide Central Oregon area writers a forum for mutual support and education through meetings, annual events and workshops. Their goal is to advance growth and success for individual writers of all genres and at all skill levels. Founded in 2002, the Guild is a non-profit organization, where volunteers coordinate the group's activities. *zm*

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All Day - Wednesday -

Pick up your weekly craft or activity kit for children! Kits will vary by week and are good for preschool aged children. Some will be appropriate for younger ages with heavy parent help. Kits are available for pick-up on Wednesdays while supplies last

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10:00 AM - Wednesday -

Let’s go on a science hike together. You can walk around your yard, a park, or the forest and find so many ways to experience science!*oo*

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6:30 PM - Wednesday -

Register to attend this online program here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcvdeqrrD4tEtU_hSTmZ5vUIKxj-F9lcRTW

A recording of this program will be available after July 20.

Let's explore green burial: what is it and why might it be the right choice for you?

Sexton Mary Ann Perry will share about The Forest Conservation Burial Ground which exclusively offers green (or natural) burial and burial or scattering of cremated remains. Bring your curiosity and build community as we explore green burial together.

Mary Ann Perry is the Sexton at Oregon's first dedicated natural burial ground, The Forest Conservation Burial Ground at Willow-Witt Ranch. She is also a Certified Home Funeral Guide and has been educating our community on after-death care, home funerals and green burials for over 5 years.

For more information, visit these websites:
www.greenburialcouncil.org
www.homefuneralalliance.org
www.theforestconservationburial.org
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